command and or

Yeah this thing has so much potential, the biggest issue is fighting understanding.
I Keep testing stuff out and altering design plans over and over

As long as the harmony keeps working for the wife I can take my time playing with ideas

As long as the harmony keeps working for the wife I can take my time playing with ideas

Amen to that.

this maybe a stupid question but how do you separate commands in a if?
if|isEQ{{varible}}##answer##av|23~command~1"???"av|2~command~2!##av|12~command~else!

Thanks

Not a stupid question, the If statements aren't the easiest to understand, especially if you're nesting them or trying to do multiple commands. I'll try and explain with an example written in C++ style and then the equivalent in MyServer6

if (count == 1)
{
a = 2;
b = 3;
}
else
{
c = 4;
}

Now in MyServer6 syntax as a single statement:

If|IsEqual##{{count}}##1##Macro|SetVariable|a~2!SetVariable|b~3##SetVariable|c~4

or how it looks inside a macro. Note the double !'s at the end of the if statement(this is where it can get tricky with the !'s):

Macro|
If|IsEqual##{{count}}##1##Macro|
SetVariable|a~2!
SetVariable|b~3##SetVariable|c~4!
!

The issue with macros nested inside macros is keeping the !'s straight. The double ! at the end is to signify the end of one statement in the outer macro, whereas the single ! is to signify the end of a statement in the inner macro. As you can imagine if you start nesting more macros within each other you have to start adding in extra !'s to the outer macros, even comments.

For example:

Macro|
// Set the count !!
SetVariable|count~1!!
// Check the count !!
If|IsEqual##{{count}}##1##Macro|SetVariable|a~2!SetVariable|b~3##SetVariable|c~4!!

And then when you save the macro it would end up looking like the output below. I find the code above to be easier to read/write but after you save the macro you're stuck with this output:

Macro|
// Set the count !
!
SetVariable|count~1!
!
// Check the count !
!
If|IsEqual##{{count}}##1##Macro|
SetVariable|a~2!
SetVariable|b~3##SetVariable|c~4!
!

Hopefully that helps.

Thanks for the help I got it working, after I did I figured out it's just easier to debug if there separated

For the inline myServer If statement there is an easy test for AND where you can append the variables in the test.

For instance
if ((variable_x = on) AND (variable_y = off)) then
     do something interesting

The myServer version can be
If|isEQ##{{variable_x}}{{variable_y}}##onoff##do something interesting